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nSsn m1eaTs ned imp per month key 9ert door
nor RENT-224 5TH ST. Sc, CAPITOL Hill.
new brick: modern improvements; electric bells
speaking tubes. etc. etc. Apply 422 sth iaio O.
+ BIZ Brick Dwelling With isrre stable in
rear; contains l3 rooms; modern improvements; con-
st. jaio-a.
II $40 Farragut Square,
18th at NV,
Completely furnished residence
.al0-3t Three months more.
LrOR RENT-lT47 STREET Nw.-lO ROOMS;
dAa NJ sSSn zen e moderate rent THos NAG
EoR RENT-1443 CoRCoRAN ST, BRICK; SIX
@ fsS 4a
ave talo-a'
EoR RENT BY 4 g; HOFFMAN
des Bds 5 ,hs $500 Yi 9th s St
fi5 18th fsss 81, hist St NV
$SS ! HEPss ssrs SS rs Il
"a 5th 8; NV. iir:..4 53i Gsf sw. Ar Ii.sS
iiSS a ave. awe Sii M Ss
Mass Mass s ~ nE Thgs a near 4th
tonsas Fl li bh Sir q z s.
~ Grant Place, 9r.- I'D
Cd s s s for rss or sale is literally
List OF sOe fGF MA sa nc Sf s saS e
IrOR RENT-HoUsE AND STORE, PAS sTH ST.
DIV S sSa Ssspa fer % S A
st. Cloud Building. jas-:,t
EoR PENTHOUSE: SEVEN ROOMS: 1904 18TH
for s and SIS HE if fSo sSssfF
EoR RENT ABEAUTIFUL HOUSE, ELEGANTLY
month e Is TS9ns pear Thonas circle I per
IyOR RENT-SToP PAYING RENT AND BUY
A the IN ss@s IS
what You throw away for re sS q SAY
KNIGHT, 92o f st. NV. room i, FIRST foor. jaS-gt
SaDsy linen SE% s a
bath: cellar under whole house gas and water rent
sn. to S and ea
andria about every hour jas-3t'
TToR RENT-vERY NEAT Two-sToRY BRICK
& ne only SO sWokMsTEbT &BRaDIEi 81
i 40 Mass. ave. n.w 12 rooms. all mod imps .s35
ai4 and als rear SIS a4th st. NV 5 rooms water
'3ls 81 st. EsS TsfE so sSN
EOR RENT-13O6 9TH ST. n. W., FoUR-sTORY
m men Rent 900 per month A. 7. coGMBE, las
1loR RENT-FIvE NEAT, NEW Two-sToRY
Il Brick Dwellings rooms and cellar gas and water.
On ss'"s'f "a g II Son SHl s nG
FoR RfNT-THREE NEW TWO STORY BRICKS,
+ rooms water and sewer, on ST Msry's place, 23d
st. ss an How fGnRy SO pff
L. rooms bath. cellar. Sc. $50: Almost new Brick,
room Brick 453 New York ave- rooms bath, cellar,
&C.; SO frame e., l24y t sth e; nw rSqrns bal,
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE NEW STORE
Il Room and Dwelling, 40S o St. NV. 8 rooms: all
modern improvements; desirable place for some
small business. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
ja1-3t 800 at NV.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOR RENT-TYPE-WRITERS, So PER MONTH
aCALIGRAPH OFFICE
oc29-3m ". h PORTER, General Aren't 933 F st.
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SOMETHING Fon To,xoaRow.

When the PALAIS ROYAL is dull In Handksrchiefs
everyone is dull 30 many were given for prean.s ct
Xmas no one seems to want Hsudkerehiefs January
18th we will sell our 12sc. Pure Linen Hsndker
chiefs. with hand embroidery, for 1Oc.
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425 Q st. .Sl6
22l4-2G-2S Cleveland
zoo; 9th ST. ne, 9r. ...... ! /
900 f st. s.w., Or. .......l5
PIG X st. IA. W., 6r.......15
402 z st. NV, 5r. Is
! 2034 9Th NV, 6r.......15
2249 Cleveland St, Or. 10
% Z st. ne, Or.
9ll-13 18th st. $. e..
1905 to ' Isl & ID Sc, 5r 10 10
213 = st. n.w., or. 10
1870 q st. II. W, Tor. .55
1850 X. i. ave. 1r.....40
Az 1 st. n. W, or. 1850
4 1882 Il st. n. w. 6r. 1880
l252l K st. "a. W, Or. rs
314 n ST. q. W., Or. .l4.3O
1239 25th st.n.w., A.. 81
20Js 9TH st. II. w, Dr.. B
4 STORES.
S07 9Th st. II. w, 9r. $66.6T
$40 y. Capitol ST., 5 rs. 40
i2210-2212 l4th NV. 20
SER l. CO. 916 Est. NV.
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Wisconsin has judge OF whom she may feel as
pardonably proud as OF her governor. His name Is
Sloan, and he presided at the trial OF the Bay View
rioters In Milwaukee, His charge TO the jury laid
down the law without mincing terms, following In
its general tenor the utterances OF Judge Gary at
Chicago last summer. every person, he said,
"who went to Bay View to take out the scabs was
guilty of participation lin the unlawful work OF
the mopl. Every one who was there and en-
Outraged 1t was also guilty. The amount OF vto-
lence is OF noconsequence. The owners and EN-
ployees OF the mills had right to work, and any
Interference was unlawful It takes courage
even for a magistrate on the bench, in these days
Of loose logic and sloshy sentiment, to draw so
sharp line as that between guilt and innocence;
and yet it is sound law and sound sense-eyery
word OF it. Upon any other basis the liberty OF
the citizen on which we Americans so vaunt our
institutions, Is a mOckery and fraud. NO man
has right to raise his hand in violence against
neighbOr who has not done as much TO him. In
the right to work and eat and sleep and acquire
property and amuse himself In peace, the law must
protect the humbleSt human being on the face OF
the earth, and the man who plans or threatens
interference with this right must suffer Jointly
with the man who actually commits the deed OF
wrong.
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Although it Is common to think OF the late Isaac
Sprague, the .living skeleton" only in the capac-
1ty OF museum freak. he really occupied a more
dignifed position IN the world Of science. Prob
ably no man OF his age had been the guest OF a
larger number OF physicians and medical colleges
than he. He was blessed, moreover, with q fairly
Intelligent mind, and employed it on the study Of
his own case. Nothing like it was ever known
before. The next most famous "living skeleton"
was Calvin Edison, whose emaciation was caused
By the gradual narrowing Of the thOrac1c duct,
while Sprague'S was due TO muscular atrophy.
This disease usually its course in five years;
the longest period recorded before Spraeue's was
ten years; but Sprague, who must have been about
forty-six years old. showed his first symptoms at
the age Of twelve When he entered Mr.. Barnum's
employ In 1857 he weighed ninety pounds. Two
years ago this figure had shrunk 10 forty-three,
and he had become partly helpless through the
dissipation OF the muscular 6bre in mis- arms and
lega Strange TO say, his parents were strong and
full blOOded, and his brothers and sisters ranged
In weight at maturity, from one hundred and
seventy TO two hundred pounds. His three chill
dren, also, OF normal stature and sound health
eprague at one time announced his purpose OF
oequeathing his body to the Harvard medical
school, To be used In whatever manner would
most tenefit the cause OF science. Whether his
legal representatives Will consent to this however
Is open TO question
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THOR RENT

NOh REM
It l225 f st.n.w.,1 5rS15
1924 10th 81. n.w.,12r. II
20 Grant Pl-, 10r........1
l706-S-10 4 st., l2r. u
COZ 18th st. NV, 1lr.. q
326 Ind. av., IL rs. ..... g
:S25 G st. n. W., Or. .......5
1927 L st. NV, IL rs. =. d
223 LIST st.n.w.,Sr. j
1o0a + st. NV. Or. .33 3
2201 18th st. NV. BIB
1897 18th st. n.w.,5r3O.6
7:39 Sd st. NV, ar. D
142i l. st. NV, Or. ....-3
1925 N.J.ave.n.w., Or. 25.3
l125 n. j. ave. NV, 7r. 2
2S20 \ st. NV, Sr. .....2
1907 NJ st. NV, Or. z
15l1H 10th NV, 6r 9
3014 z st. NV, ,
8 Nj st. H., ar. .2U.5
1913 Z at. ne, Z RS. ..20.4
1919 18th st.n.w-, Ir.2O.4
sol T. st. ne, Or.
1875 9TH st. NV, Or. 1853
1913 Sd st. NV, Or. 1
Az n. j. ave.n.w.. Or. 15.3
las Il. H. WAL
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OFFICES.
4tiS La. ave, bssem't..s30
a.! ~ IA "a; ave- ;, Sd fi g. q, 20 20
Gunton Bldg. r. %. 9
Grnton Bldg. rs. 3lS33 s.
6lo 9TH ST., T. 11.........3
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stable r'r 1913 10th p.w-7
Stbie re'r 1886 ST. 3 w....2
books For full list cali at Office for bulletin issued on
the 1st ana 10th. lta11l 1HOS. L. wAGGANAN
trOR RENT-1s24 VERMONT AVENUE n wa
Il newly psi,ered q rooms and BATH Brick House
bay window mod imp. ,$25 per month key next door.
Inquire 1927 L ST. NV. jalO-2ts
IHoR RENT-24 5TH ST. Sc, CAPITOL Hill.
Il new brick modern improvements; electric belis
speaking tubes, etc. etc. Apply f22 Sth st. al0 q.
IC0R RENT OR sALE-432 H STREET NV
Il Three-story Brick Dwelling with large stable In
rear; contains l3 rooms: modern improvements CON
xenent 10 street cars and departments Inquire 40
II ST. NV jalO-3ts
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EOR RENTL1335 n ST. NE, NEARLY NEW
1t six room brick hall: vestibule 1strobes: gAs and
water cars pass the door; oply els Per month In
Quire 81 o. nv. Al-1W
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

EoR RENT-NEw Two-sToRY AND BASEMENT
Il or1ck SIX rooms; modern improvements. $40 I'll
st. NV. mquire at IA 9Th st NV ial 81.
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Il 800 Farragut Square,
18th at NV
Completely furnished residence,
,alV-3t' Three months more.
LHOR RENT-lT47 f STREET Nw.-lo ROOMS
y All conyeniences; moderate rent. THOS. f. WAC
CANAAN. 917 Y st. NV ialO-3t
LOR RENT-1443 CORCoRAN ST, BRICK; sly
Il Rooms, BATH closets and halls &25; key ut ia n
Apply to T. w. HUNGERFORD, l2l3 Pennsylvani
tall ats
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E,OR sALE-NEw MUSIC BY ERNEST LENT.
Love Song "Zwe Iieder i'm yolkston," German
and English text Album Leaf" for Violin and Piano:
Trio" for Cello Violin and Piano. Published by
HUGO WoRCH Co. S25 9TH st. NV. For sale at all
the music stores. iaS Or
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STORES, ETC.
Str. r'm. and part OF eel
lar. 4th and NJ SITS. NV 2i
Str. and dwg. 625 9th ST,
s.w., Sr.. lie
Str; nm, cellar. l back rn.,
POI H 81. ne. Is
stable r'r l4l6 < az .n.w.l5
stable RI 1913 10th NV. Z
Sf'hia rasr 1Qc et . a
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-20
The Alliance Has NJ Enemies

The Alliance papers are doing tho
Alliance Il grievous injury in their
efforts to array tho balance of the
world against the organization As
enemies. Whom they talk 50 gljbly
about "the enemies who are lighting
the Alliance" they should be required
by the Alliance to nam "thc enemies"
complained Of aud specify some act
or aot' of hostility. THE EXAMINEK
il in position to catch on to the fight,
ii it exist Il, and it sees nothing of
tho sort. The general press, the pro-
fess )ne, the preachers, the merchants,
the mechanics, the factory people
the christians, the pagens, the iniidels
aud the oil ,iNls indeed I'LL classes
are friendly to t1o lliauce aud wish
it well, The people who are excluded
from the alliance are not fools, and
when they are accused OF sntsgonism
to the agricultural classes, the accuscf
should be held to account by tho ALI
ance for petty demagoguery and dis
reputahlt methods II monopoizc its
patronage. The Alliance is n noble
institution, but, like all other human
organizations, it il handicapped with
office seekers and olood-s uckers, whose
1--we is measured by the votes and the
swsg they can capture from the uG-
sophist Gated,
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mar as the Representation
1t ~ IL oot = brarche. OF { ie ra4, we
con gr's7 Delegates to be cbo,a 'o1a
such method a. may be deciIod 81 Oy
III tue various states. bv , Mo upon
| .pl- or state commit ees and H. n' u
District OF CD ,mbla and ~ lls
'orie7 by core ponding on, Tltl
tie-. a full list Of s, au.loH
shou d be chosen in every cs.e D az.
desirable that u ta'rprop rllon os ~ ~
ladies' be sent as d '!egaje- SirCa w
basis Of rep -eseniaiIon wa. frN
above, there has developed WIZ,
spread feeling tha the national u''
Vehtion, as so constitut Il yiIl wv
sufficiently Urge body to NEE, w. y.
case, and yet without a.sumina W.
thorily to change The tasis Of r,r o.
rcn'a'ioD the executive comm r ,.1
would suggest thai additions t 4"
gate, to be known Al. provisional jT
cgates, be selected in each s'a
and territory, and IN 'a l
Dist let OF { lumble, on the bsd 'a
one de gate for each one ,h1rn,G
prohibition votes or m4i,r t,o',.,
thereof cast at last . ntrsl fs',n"
lite tenn "Genersl T. oc,ionr 5 ,,u
construed II mean IN al the ,t,s,;;,
last election in which safe ofF,,,,
were voted for.
Conventions must meet and orcu.
N under tle cal is preyiou.y A.
mined, and VIII possess uup3wer IN
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rne FORT worm and Den,cr.

From fLc fuft ~ OK iazette.
Thn aunul epolt otthe Fort Worth
aud ronver CITY railroad a submit
ted TO the stock % 1ldcrs by the pre- i
dent Colonel Morgan Jones. and pub
ishcd in the Gazette, should be Al ell
cDuragng message to these gem men
aud Il source of great satistact on, not
onl, to the stockholders but to the
peopl of Texas. RInning through a
country which has been hbell4d as
droutL- itrlcken and barren it il a com
p etc refutatlon ofthese misrepresen
tations andlsn argument that irresi-ti
bly, demonstrates the resources of
TeXa, and the fact that IN lrCading
pays in this state. 1t vii remove,
from the Pa lhapdle county specially,
the cloud of dietrust that rum)r has
created in the minds Of strangers aud
skeptcs and p ace it before the worl 1
in It's true light. The management of
the road, from president down, has
cause to congratulate iisel upon the
eXCcll2ut showing made, and the un-
animou' aud unopposed re- lactlon
OF ne president Is graceful aHknow.-
edgmert of the nigh apprecl ton III
which THAI gen nan's yAiuablo ser
veces are h Id TO Fort Worth aud
to Texas the new country being op L.
ed up and made tributary to the state
is of incalculab.e import4pc Set e
IN nj viii follow and dcvep pment
WI be pushed forward New towns
will spring mp slong the line opening
territory tor the expansion OF whoi e
sale trade and the taxable weelth of
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BATH RsT, y. b., Dec. ia ter
rble accident occurred yesterday
afternoon near Caraquett3 station on
the northern division of the luter-
Colonis railroad. While the train
which left for Carquette At p. IN. for
Gl8ucc-ter junction, in charge of cor
ductOr Daniel kesrney and Engineer
Michael lonigan, was nearing Nc
Intosh cave bridge 3 miles west of
CaraQuette, the train men not ced a
heavy DRIFT OF snow on the west slide
of the bridge. The train consisted of
one passenger car, engine and snow
plow. Eight section men were aboard
tor the purpose of assisting in
clearing the road OF snow, which fell
in Fridays storm. The passenger
car Was on the loft side OF tue brid ge
the section IN n, conducto brake
man London \ Dung, snd man named
Frank NJ Her, engineer Lonegsn and
fireman Baucher, thirteen persons in
al, were on tAo engine, They then
started back, but when tley got on
the bridE 70 the llOw and engine left
the track and is over IIto the river
dis'auce OF Thirty feet. Tae de
was high. Olly five men cJu,d D.,
found, the rest, eight in number were
our ed under the engine which was
hing bottom up in the river. The
TRAIN was running 9'owly a. they had
ll:uly of me when they got over
me bridge to run AT the DRIFT The
Following Is q list of killed: Con
duc,or KearneN of DouRl9stowr;
Engineer Loningsu, Bethurst, Felix
BaucAer, fireman, Bathurst; Joe
Nlenne, section man, Bathurst John
Pau N, section man, Caraquette; Jno
hearney, Bathurst Frank Miller
Bathurst and Octave HINT, section
man, Bathurst.
lrN 4 lar nt NrInanla EolnhraInA
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The House of Lords.
CHOKING CATARRH.

Have YOU awakened from disturbed lee,
withall the horribl sensations Of all ssss,ll
clutching your throat and pressing the he
breath from your frightened chest Have you
noticed the langour and debility that succeed
the effort to clear your throut and head Of
this catarrhal matter Whlta de7res,ln. L..
huence It ererts upon tnc mini, clouiirg tie
memory and Il ling the he ID win plins and
strange noises How difficult tits to nd The
nasal pas age, throat and lungs OF mis- pon
unous mUcus a. can tcSi'fy who are sfi cisl
with catarrh How difficult to prot q, he
,ysten against is further progress lwsfi'
the lungs, liver and kidneys, all physCisl'
Will admit. 1t Is a terrible dises e. and ers
out for relief and cure
he renal able IrAttye powers when N
other remedies utterly ia,, of sanford Rad
"a cure, are attcsttd by thousands WHO graf
fu ~ recommend Il to fell w-suttere's
statement is made regarding Il thai cannot
supslantiated 10y the most respectable a.
reliable re'er noes
Each packet contains one boille " the bai
icAl cure, one box OF CHtharrhal solvent, an
an Improved Inhaler, with treatise and Of
rect,ons, and Is sold by all druggists tor sL"'
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co.. Boston
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prohibinon oon,entiom Cnilcd

CHICAGO, Dec. 1S.-To the prohi-
bition elect ors of the Unitod Stat IS
In scrordance with the action of the
matte II commit ofthee,prohibition
party, and in pursuonce with instruc-
ton OF thu prohibition national cor
yenuOu OF 1854 This national couven.
ton of the prohibition party will be
hel ia tle ely of indianapolis on
Wednes day, Jule 9Th, 1888, for the
purpose OF nominating candidates
for presiicl and vice presid ut of
the United ) a cs, and for the trans-
ec'ion OF such other business as may
property be presented. All citiz ms
of this republic who believe that Che
traffic in intoxicating drink :
Is natl ,pal disgrace al Il
natonal scourgc, t1at it Is
desitu,e OF wealt producing power,
that 1t robs labor, destroys cap n,
detalches society and corrupts POI e.
tlcf, that it defys restraints, needs
laWles,uess and fosters auarchism,
that it seeks to, and already to an
alarming ext mt, does nominate in
municipal state and national govern
ment, thatit threatens the safety oi
our homes and the perpetuity of our
Institutions, and that it ought TO be
forever prohibited. who believe that
TO abolish saloons will in a
great measure abolish poverty
assist in solving the labor question,
purify politics and add to the soldity
of our institutions; who are convinced
that this desirable reform needs for
Its contamination responsibl /,
agency or political party clearly com-
mltteed the reform as a matter OF
principle and not as mat Ter of eX-
pedlency; who favor a general aud
progressive system of pOpul n educa-
ton, who would ammend our election
laws to secure greater purity in
the ballot, who stand for a tree
ballot and fair count, for
both the white man of the North and
the black man Of the South, who
favor the protection of American la
Dor and Amer,lH- l.borers, who
woul fost rour agricultural interests,
who believe that the ballot in the
hands of the women will be the death
knell to the quor tade, in short, al
citizens, however they may differ upon
other gu 3stious, who are agreed upon
the wisdom sud necessity of separate
politics action in order to secure the
overthrow Of the rum power, are re-
quested to unite under this cal.
IN sending Representatives to the
national convention at Indianapol s.
The basis of representation has been
fixed by tne national committee as
10 lows: Two delegates from the Dis
trict of Columbia, two from each ter
ritory, and from each state twice as
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no Advertisements taken tIr either edit on
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SPECIAL PostrIoS- subject to special con-
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Ten per cen, discount on matter run in both
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PRESS pENClLING~.


iurn ef.ewLere aud not3 their alb
.cuce al the more quickly by reason
Of that TACT benson -Nc"7
Ihe p'fs+raPul'' el luen u! '"'c"
inst hrIck "' wac " AGO Da' PA'eN
streets, and she intends to preserve
flcm by keepiug four inch coating
..l,-. Xiv, ON ,L.m Andosto lights
49, "a 80 ,,d
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81 midnight, and therefore se4'c's 10
-hroud the city in cimerial darkness
from that hour.
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democrats would have su'er ming
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tes-ion. Il i taken tor granted the
Democrat refers to the nj 4net, and
Of ..,,r.,
u Is u,'le Tor ue'I7''e acton on !He
p'rl Oh 'le 'aooT'he e,''s's' POW .uc
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just ~ 'he 'aklus WIN 'he Pefn'c'ou'
c'ilor 'hA' 'he "eulocra'i' Pa'F Is
"rot en-" wish corrupt IN, and rob
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EA~IERS OFFICE Is.
tribune Building, New YORK, y T.. c..
BeOkw .iu, Manager.
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half a million dol. ,r-, but upon whom
will the Austin Knight, call too d
sta emeut of their lost treasure:
GENL, DODGE say, ha VI. put GOA.
Fort Worth a; s. per IN. as soon
a. the Denver, Texas * For, Worth
road is com pleted The Trinidad
coal is as gooi g. the best on the COW
tiuant aud can be pat upon the rail
tor .ess than s. per ton, The haul of
so miles ought not to cost more
taa1 T. per ton.
otcRErAR4 LAMAR rescued and
restored to the public domai 49,
u00,r.u of acres Of land, ana now the
republicans are denouuclng President
Cleveland FOR appointing him to be
as,ociAe justice on the supreme
bench They seem to be afraid Of
every honest man in the country.
TIE convention st Dallas should
take retrospect and find, il possible,
some act of the Texas legislature,
since 1915 that invited population or
doomed cr material interests, except
th4 act, giving away the the peoples
land to rail Dads, syIdicstes and
,uark-.
THE Mail SAYS the "bai manage
ment Of The water works. in Fort
Worth, Is due to botl boodIi hank
ering aud brain dciieiency,' and tta'
the question is no pu1z'c TO the public
of For, Worth, but "a. plaiu a. day"
What's tho matter with the courts.
DOES advertising pay: Go ask
Sanger Bros about that bill from
Washington county Seeme your
advertisement in THE EXAMINER,
enclose check, please express ne the
following goods
ALoNG with the new ol,puk craze,
comes the Loisettian ar. What with
the universal language and the un-
failing memory, the world is likely
to bring us The mil inium pre-
MA u''il
Gob helps those VINO hell thom-
selves, and Texas is at last coming II
her reward. The immigration con
vontion at Dallas to-day is earnest
...
,or..I,
''N " = u'' ''''' VI '''' '''' ~"
','i'' IS 'n0 '"o'' '"'p'! '' '' i'',
inc. TO know that ampl, time is given
Mr. C,ul.le by the holiday recess.
''' wy 'o''0'' - '','" d" ~
aud bcgg ny him t, hold on. held
eau rus and agreed to accept his rcsig-
nation if formal rendered.
"ou,o pirr,innnan,, a., =, Nav
y ork.' ia the sa castle invocation OF
the Houston Post. What's the matter
with Alaska: Cant houston snatch
Coh' WILLIAM ~ Fields Is uolhS
soiiic l'"c "o'N ." '"o llll.7oolo MT
'9c'oe' IL If no" ono Oh II e EAAN-
lNER pest eAcn"hges' II always mas
'4os' IN IT,
BRornER JOHNSON, OF the Post
should take warning by the fate of
tina Au,ti, Nnnicinel Wsru,icl and
sIo,1 .,.as .,.,.;.
Nv o'' inc roio VI i''alo' i''aNius'
FoR whatever GOOD comes from tho
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'''"'is'" ION CONVENE ION .'-'s!' ,"o
people OF Texas VIII be Irgely in
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THE Teltord comes out beautifully
where the mud is removed.